Sustainable Building Design and Construction of Log Cabins and Timber Buildings

log cabin school building Cabinco is an established company which, for many years, has been creating sustainable timber buildings based around a shell of machine profiled interlocking logs – MPL system.

Our MPL system facilitates a rapid construction as logs are precision machined off site. Cabinco buildings are suited to a screw pile foundation (amongst others) which reduces mechanical handling, saving on costs and on-site disruption.

Our eco friendly, sustainable timber buildings, which meet full UK Building Regulations, are suited to a variety of commercial purposes – whether you want a commercial timber building, a school playground shelter, a visitor centre, a luxury log home, a holiday chalet or a home office.

The quality of our logs and the experience of our team combine to ensure you are delighted with your new sustainable building.

We work with a small, carefully chosen selection of log cabin manufacturers from across Northern Europe to ensure we can supply our customers with buildings of the highest quality. sustainable timber building

Our timber buildings are all supplied with double glazed windows, doors with secure multipoint locking systems and low E glass to meet current building regulations.

Sustainable, Green, Ecological Visitor Centres

At Cabinco we have experience of constructing a large number of individual log buildings for organisations wishing to erect ‘green’ environmentally sound premises.

We combine our traditional log buildings with innovative design ideas and modern technology to create sustainable buildings which blend into their environment and will be in place to inspire the next generation.

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Builder & Engineer Awards 2009

We are delighted to be shortlisted for an award in the new category "Turning to Timber" at the Builder & Engineer Awards 2009.